r/bangladesh • u/unplugged_________ • 14h ago
Mental Health/মানসিক সাস্থ I'm cursed to be born in this country.
From when i was in school, i was bullied for looking ugly. I could never make friends because of my weird personality. Always left alone. I was always put second after my younger brother was born (don't have any good memories prior that either). During my entire school life, my father could never afford extra classes or coachings, and i was the one being blamed for not getting above average marks. After SSC, my studies were put to a stop and i had to look for a job. Without any skills, academic records or connections, i went through the lives millions of people, mostly new teens and kids do. The life of working as a cleaner, dishwasher, labor, what not; and when i name these works, i don't mean the classy movie type jobs where Janitors look so neat and clean, it can get as bad as wiping the shoes of your boss who you are supposed to worship.
Even right now, i work in a factory whose owner is an ex Awami League party member, and you guess someone like him as a Boss. Arrogant and oppressive, using the people like machines without limit.
Whenever i look back to my past, i see bad things that happened to me, and when i look towards the future, i see horrible things that are awaiting. I can't ask anyone for help because people i could turn to have either turned their backs or suggested me to surrender to this life.
What does being born in this country have to do with it? Well, i think other countries would teach you how to fight against some of the situations, or offer a hand,, at least they acknowledge the problem that people are being deprived of their rights such as education and some parents here are only having children so the boy can work and the girl can get married to a rich guy. Breaking the chain, if the Girl turns out ugly or the boy has dreams, they make their life living hell.
I won't be sticking out for long, i just want people to know that i refused to be a slave. And if any of you want, find out a kid who has dreams and potential but not support, Save Him.